Well ... Arnie discovers realestate.com.au

We all love cars, it's just the dickheads behind the wheel.

Don't get me wrong; I love this car, all TVR's, but back in the late 90's I use to live in a sleepy English village, just south of Oxford. My next-door neighbour had a TVR Cerbera. ... and they are Very Very Fsking LOUD at 5.30/6.00 am in the morning. I could have killed that plonker for revving it every morning…

Wow, that's quite cool, what cars did you move onto?

Lee-Ptr. Thank you very much.

Awesome ... Thank you so much Jay, that was "awesome". I really thought the yank tank was going to trash its tyres and the Escort would nip by under cornering, epic racing by both drivers.

Typical arrogant MO, shoot first, ask questions later? Having just read you previous article on the subject, I deduce that perhaps, you have the petulance of a bully.

Attention. Will the person with the Lightsaber please contact reception.

With those tyres, you would think they could have taken the vehicle OFF the track.

I say ... "Harriet old girl" ... Ding Dong!

Maybe 3 "micro" shotgun microphones plus software?

I really enjoy your site, bookmarked under tab "BOA" - Boys Own Annual - (a series of derring-do story books from a long, long time ago)

Sorry for the rookie question - But why do they always display the "partner" nations flags on the starboard side of the plane back to front?

Interesting wiki page, especially the "Administrative units of the United Kingdom" map on the top right - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Administr…

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The French went to a lot of effort to deny the Argentines further access to Exocets than the ones they had already procured. The French also gave the English all necessary information on the Exocet's codes and homing radar.

The French went to a lot of effort to deny the Argentines further access to Exocets than the ones they had already procured. The French also gave the English all necessary information on the Exocet's codes and homing radar.